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Whether it's an essay about endangered wildflowers, the history of our lands, or a report from the field, this is where you will find our Stories

Solano grass was discovered at Jepson Prairie Preserve in the 1990s. Very abruptly it went extinct. A 2025 count of the resurgent endangered species yielded record numbers.

Patwino Worttla Kodoi Dihi Open Space Park is more than a park—it is a place of reflection, connection, and gratitude for the land that sustains us. We invite you to be part of its legacy through our Gratitude Plaque Campaign.

The Lynch Canyon Expansions are a recent acquisition by the Solano Land Trust which expand Lynch Canyon Open Space by 25%.

On Saturday, January 17, a dedicated group of volunteers got an early start on the MLK holiday weekend by improving a section of the Bay Area Ridge Trail on land owned by the Solano Land Trust

Recently, a group of volunteers set out to restore the oak tree canopy in a section of Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi Open Space Park which was logged in the 1980s

Solano Land Trust partnered with The Healthy Forest Alliance to host a chainsaw class at Wilcox Ranch. The Healthy Forest Alliance promotes the safe use of prescribed fire through training, education, public outreach, working directly with homeowners to maintain defensible space, and hosting prescribed burns throughout the state.


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